Lessons from Chula Vista on Dual Language Program Expansion
A new report describes how Chula Vista expanded dual language immersion programs despite California's English-only law.
OTI Urges Additional Improvements to USA Liberty Act After House Judiciary Committee Markup
Today, the House Judiciary Committee approved the USA Liberty Act (H.R. 3989), its bill to reauthorize and reform Section 702.
OTI Urges House Judiciary Committee to Strengthen USA Liberty Act’s Reforms in Markup
As the House Judiciary Committee debates its bill to reauthorize and reform Section 702, OTI urges the committee to strengthen the bill.
Why Should We Imagine Solar Flares Taking Down International Space Stations?
Join us to discuss the science behind solar flares and what we can learn about global tech policy through science fiction.
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
A Generational Take on the Politics of Precarity
Exploring the relationship between the myriad forms of precarity found amongst Millennials and its impact on political participation.
Oakland County, Michigan Using Data and Maps to Help Understand and Combat the Opioid Epidemic
Counties are afraid that sharing data will paint certain communities in a bad light, but Oakland County sees this as a proactive step.
The Quantum Spy
In The Quantum Spy, a new genre-bending thriller, New York Times bestselling author and Washington Post columnist David Ignatius tells the f
The Quantum Spy
Join New York Times bestselling author David Ignatius for a conversation on the real-world threats of cyber espionage to national security.
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CORE: club
66 E 55th Street, New York, NY 10022
When Surviving is Not Enough
Seeking out the narratives of ordinary Americans currently living in poverty should not be so novel of an idea.
Democratic Deterioration at Home and Abroad
How worried should we be about the recent deterioration of our liberal democracy?
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
OTI and 44 Groups Send Coalition Letter Opposing Senate Intel’s Bill to Reauthorize and Expand Section 702 Surveillance
The bill would not enact any of the meaningful and reasonable reforms that Congress has been debating for years.
Signs of a Bright Future for Georgia’s Pre-K Students
The most recent analysis of Georgia’s pre-K program shows gains persist through first grade.
How EarlyEdU Alliance is Increasing Access to Higher Ed Programs for ECE Teachers
The EarlyEdU Alliance seeks to increase access to high-quality bachelor’s degrees in early childhood education.